The future of Cars

Cars can currently run on a number of fuel sources including; vegetable oil, solar power, hydrogen, electricity, natural gas, diesel or gasoline.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of cars? Let’s start with the advantages: We can reach places in the fraction of the time it would take to walk by using cas. Cars can give you a much greater sense of freedom, allowing you to go to places you have never been before and last but not least cars give you the comfort of knowing that you will most likely be able to arrive somewhere on time in a convenient manner.

What are the disadvantages of cars? Cars use gas that can pollute the air that we breathe, cars cost an enormous amount of money, cars have a high accident and death rate and last but not least, cars can get stuck in traffic jams and cause people to have stress and road rage due to the shear number of cars on our roads today.

In my opinion, there are a few problems with cars, but I’m sure the next generation of cars we can fix these problems, for example; we can fix the problem of traffic jams by making flying cars available so some people would use flying cars and some people would use normal cars which makes less people stuck on one road, decreasing the time to get to your destination. Stricter driving rules can be introduced. We can also fix the problem of pollution on the next generation by making more electric cars which would use electricity and not gas, whilst being affordable to the general public.

The evolution of cars has come a long way since 1885. With the rise of technology, cars have evolved to electric and driver-less with flying cars being tested for the near future. With a constant demand of a more efficient life and technology constantly used as a solution, the possibilities of what future cars may look like are limitless, with perhaps even solar powered cars in our amidst in the future.